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Hi Everyone,
I had a wonderful time at the April meeting of Capital Quilters, everyone was so interested in the talk I gave, I hadn’t realised the level of interest in Ballroom and Latin American gowns and dancing in general too, the questions from the floor were excellent and hopefully I was able to answer them [...]

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Hi Everyone,
As you can see from the above picture we have the teaching sample for the ‘Stack n Whack‘ class on display, this is a super quilt, our tutor Adrienne will have all the patterns available to purchase, we also have suitable fabrics in stock for this class, see below.
Contact us if you would like [...]

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Hi Everyone,
I expect all those who attended symposium for classes, acted as ‘angels’ or generally helped out are still feeling tired, it seems from all the visitors we have met here at Sawmillers it was a great success. We really enjoyed meeting everyone from all over New Zealand, Australia, Canada & Denielle and Debbie from [...]

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Hi Everyone,
This is just a hasty post to let you have the times Sawmillers are open during the Symposium Week. Those of you who are receiving the goodie bags there is a voucher included for you to come and see us and receive your Symposium Discount. Unfortunately we were unable to receive dispensation from the [...]

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Good Morning Everyone,
Another beautiful weekend here at Sawmillers and Stonestead, as the title of this posting suggests we are into the final countdown to Quilt Wellington Symposium, we were approached when we first opened to act as advertisers and sponsors of this great event, and one can see how much work has been done to [...]

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Good Morning Everyone,
It is glorious up here at Te Marua, we even have the french doors onto the verandah open and the sun is streaming through.
Well, we have had the dramas over the asphalt and the burglary at the dancing school and we thought that was it, but not so!
When the road workers were working [...]

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